Answer:
11,8,5
Step-by-step explanation:
an=11-3(n-1)
Let n=1
a1 = 11 - 3(1-1)
= 11 -0
=11
Let n=2
a2 = 11-3(2-1)
= 11 -3(1)
= 8
Let n=3
a3 = 11-3(3-1)
= 11 -3(2)
= 11 -6
=5
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
Awnser is: T(total)=30(admission)+4(price of rides)x(number of rides)
132-cm is her heigth. I figured this out by dividing 264 by 2 and I got 132-cm
The volume of each of The buckets is:
V1 = pi * r ^ 2 * h
Where,
r: radio
h: height
Substituting values we have:
V1 = 3.14 * (5/12) ^ 2 * (25/12)
V1 = 1.14 feet ^ 3
The volume of the warehouse is:
V2 = (100) * (50) * (20)
V2 = 100000 feet ^ 3
Then, the number of buckets of rocks she could store in a warehouse is:
N = (V2) / (V1)
N = 100000 / 1.14
N = 87719
Answer:
the number of buckets of rocks she could store in a warehouse is:
N = 87719
